Ta Yang Group Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, designs, manufactures, and sells silicone rubber and related products in the People's Republic of China, the United Kingdom, and Hong Kong. It operates through Silicone Rubber and Related Products, Retail Services, Healthcare and Hotel Services, and Online Marketing Solution Services segments. It is involved in designing and production of medical device components, precision electronic product components, high-quality silicone parts, and other consumer electron. The company also provides retail, online marketing solutions, healthcare and hotel, management, and retail services; and trades in silicone rubber. Its silicone rubber products is primarily used in consumer electronics, computer keyboards, mobile phone parts, automotive peripheral products, and customer-oriented consumer goods. Ta Yang Group Holdings Limited was founded in 1991 and is based in Central, Hong Kong. Ta Yang Group Holdings Limited is a subsidiary of Lyton Maison Limited.
Frequently asked questions
What sector does Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd (1991) operate in?
Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd belongs to the Information Technology sector and operates in the Advertising Agencies industry.
What is Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd (1991) current stock price?
As of the latest data, Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd stock price is HK$0.69, with a previous close of HK$0.65. Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd gained HK$0.04 in the last trading session, representing a 5.38% increase.
What is Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd (1991) current market capitalization?
Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd market cap is approximately 117.82 million.
What is Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd (1991) EBITDA?
Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) is -16.59 million.
Does Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd (1991) pay dividends?
No. Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd does not pay a dividend.
What is Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd (1991) beta (volatility) score?
Ta Yang Group Holdings Ltd has a beta of 0.271, indicating lower volatility than the overall market.
